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Local Notes.

"Tim" Mangan, the bartender who cut his
throat Tuesday morning, Is still living. His
condition is about the same.
The will of the late Susan Burch was filed to-
day. She leaves her estate, real and personal, to
DR.. r. A. Foster in trust for her brother John f.
Burch. during his life, and at his death to Dr.
Foster in fee simple.
In the Court in General Term to-day the case OF
argued
Yesterday, in Circuit Court No. e. Judge Hagner,
the case OF w. w. Averell against the Second
National Bank resulted in verdict for defendant
This was action to recover 81 ,OO2. 80, and the
defense was that the check was that OF George Il
Lewis whose account was OVerdraWn
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The Courts.
EOrTTY CpI-RT--Tuf{Te iferr;cI-

EQUITY CoURT--Judge Merrick
Yesterday, Balmain agt. Seal; trustee authorized
TO accept Ofer at private sale. Sheriff agt Brown;
sale finally ratified and reference TO auditor.
Hamilton agt Cults; bill dismissed with costs.
Burgdon aSt. Williams; rule for hearing injunc-
ton returnabe 9TH instant Hamilton agt. Sena:
decree constituting will OF Mary Mcdowell Benton
agt. Spalding; security for costs ordered. Smith
agt. Smith; counsel permitted to sec reports OF
testimony.
To-day, Nicols agt. Nicols; auditors report con-
firned
CRIMINAL COURT-Jud0c Montgomery
Yesterday, Harper Green EouSeDreaklng in
night; guilty; sentence suspended. John w.
Andrews, larceny; appeal; nolle pros. entered.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. l-Judge Cbx.
To-day, Richards agt. B. and Z. X. X. Co.: motion
for new trial nied. Bond agt. same and Stroebel
agt. same; on trial
CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Hoyner.
To-day, Gray agt Hewlett; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Luther Wood, dlsOrderly conduct; s. or
10 days Fannie Elliott, do; collateral forfeited.
Susie Robinson, do; do. Henristta Allen, disor-
DERBY In the county; do. Charles II. Noble pro-
family; do. John T.. Chrismond, profanity; per
sonaf bonds Claudius Jackson, disorierly con-
duct; s. or Is days Lloyd W. Emmert, cruelty to
animals; s. collateral forfeited. Edward Rocket,
profanity; s. or days. John Beuter disorderly
conduct; So or Is days
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoR SALE
story and cellar brick dwelling. near Dupont
Gnrrcie IL rooms bath rooms. laundry &C. ooo
3-story brick dwelling near Iowa Circle on Vt
ave. 23 feet front, rooms deep, IL rooms
ga III 14,JUU
story and cellar brick dwelling, 10Th St near
dupont Circle 10 rooms and bath, all m l.. 1880
Win iurnlture... lo,oOO
3-story and basement brick dwelling, near Du-
Pont Circle. II rooms. furnace and all H. H. 49,
handsomely FINISHED. 1000
3oatory brick dwellings. northeast section Of
CITY, rooms and nj. Price, each.......... 1,4OO
An Dom brick dwelling, one square from
brItlsn Minister'S all mi $500
Groom brick dwelling. ST. NV. near 9th. $3.50
Several very attractive and well located new
and csiiss Wish al m L. and As 200
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
my7-5w' 1926 st.n.w.
End and s.s e.. two story. basement, six rooms
sasn with bath range lats0ees o slate and Eq1d
s g2f. ugo on terms to suit DANENHoWER SON.
fine pi$ fifth e + St; PgEGSRfsTH1EEk ronp.
ap3O-5w' 1926 F st. NV.
u brick front dwellings, with stone trimmings: six
rooms and bath room: all mi on L st. NV; each
49, TYLER RUTHERFoRD;
8 t'h sPa 8:
LOT on n' New 1--WE
ave between and NJ SITS, 60 feet front price sl75
my27-1w' 142S New York ave
E0R sALE-CHEAP-HOUSE ON Cd ST. N. W.,
rooms, TWO pantries. finished hard wood: lot
s4'lO5 side alley window; z 81 e|sy His ESsXS
my3O-1w Real Estate and Loans. 1426 F st. NV
FOR sALE-AN INVESTMENT THREE HOUSES,
ss Gts Apply at
E9R sALE..sPEC1AL ATTENTION OF PARTIES
I desirous Of buying Or exchanging for handsome
slsssR' ard asshea
b1Sfp 1n0 %iNRs6 Pss'
Sun, owners, 6O3 l4th st. NV. sp23-6w'
ID 81, goo renting for slO Groom bay window brick
9Th ST. near U. newly pspered and painted stable;
my19 WRIGHT BOLTON, 9th and stsnw
FoR sALE.Two-sToRY AND CELLAR, DOUBLE
$751; a6d cold
EOR sALE-THE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
OF II rooms and CELLAR sos 9th st. sw, opposite st.
cep;fh rAy n tes Premises nR sf1
EOR SALOON S ST. N. ". Now Is YOUR
IL chance to buya 2-story brick 8 re-, bath eel
lar and back pOrches Finished in natural woods and
hard OIL 20 foot rear, and six-foot side alleys Lot
2Ox93: Two-story brick stable. Price $1,000; cash
$4,000; remainder in deferred payments,
THOS. g. HENSEY,
1OO6 st. NV.
my21-2w
TTOR sALE-2OOS G ST.. lar, VERY CHEAP So, 800
12Ol4 ST., r., lot 26.:3 by lao 10 to alley. $500
1411 N st. W., with side lot ..........., Is 600
;42l Pa ave, Srs. mod in mp I's-. .l.e $500
62 st. NV rs lot I6 by i33 .............. 900
number large and small houses III all sections of
my2o-3m GEO. W. LINKINS, 18th and H sts n W.
EOR SALE-21.S9O FEET OF GROUND WITH
cstar House lS rooms stables Gao rain, water
feet on business street Price per foot for 30 days
Address 3s333 NJ St, West Washington. my2O-2w
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The Lutheran NIint.terfuu,.

PH1LADELPHIA, June 2.-The 10th annual SEES
sion OF the Evangelical Lutheran ministerium OF
this and adjoining States began here to-day in the
Zion Lutheran Church, and WIN Continue several
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The Meeting Of tlae EmperOrs Ab0n.
G1nHR6.

The projected journey OF Emperor William to
Gastein, to meet the Emperor OF Austria, has been
abandoned. This change OF programs given out
as the result OF the decision OF the emperor him.
self and his medical advisers that his physical
condition renders him Incapable OF bearing the
kaiser Is sem1-oficially, and even officially pro-
nounced In vigorous health, II is surmised That
powers, Germany included, have made the meet
Ing OF the emperorS undesirable. The fact that
the car was not, as usual invited 20 meet the
kaiser and Francis Joseph can readily be ac-
counted for by careful review OF the European
situation, but n. katkOh, In the Moscow Gazette,
INDUCES In an ebullition OF temper at the slight
an attempt to isolate Russia from the discussion
and settlement OF European affairs.
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A case Of smallpox. was reported In Chicago
yesterday.
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Buck Taylor, the ''Ktng l0f the Cowboys" with
Buffalo Bllls Wild West show In London had his
thigh-bone broken yesterday by his horse boiling
and crushing him against the cantel or the saddle
or the next man to him
-Four men, while trying to cross the river In a
skin q Cincinnati yesterday, were thrown into
the water, and TWO OF them, Henry Meyer and Jno
keider, were drowned.
One hundred and nfty-two Mormon emtgrants
With Apout atty children, arrived In New York
from Europe yesterday. Two-thirls were women
Gom twenty 70 thirty i've years Of age.
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LAskErs Loan OrncH,

]S0 oU1 xeux1yIvS0W 8Veuu0 uOttuwesG
msnds ye~sIsx p SS.d Sna sHsF hs1s' Dd.
Ladies' and Gentiemep,s Neartnl. APPAREL
OLD GOLD AND SlLVEk 0OUGHE CO..
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II.
Geo. S. Thompson a middle-aged man, formerly
OF Annapolis, Nd, was in the Police Court this
afternoon, charged with assaulting his seventeen
year-old daughter Alice, who lives at the house OF
Mrs. HILL No. S24 18th street northwest. Alice
testified that on the 18th of last month when she
returned from the theater, her father was stand
Ing behind the door, and as she entered
he struck her back OF the ear with hts
she has been compelled to work for her living and
has not lived with her father for some months
AFTER striking her he Threatened to kill her. MRS
Hill gave similar testimony, and said that Alice
remained 1nSensible about 10 or ID minutes. After
he struck her, witness said, he kicked at her and
threatened to Kill her. II. L. Offutt gave similar
testimony, and said that since that time the de-
1endant had sent note to neighbOr threatening
TO murder his daughter If she did not meet him az
a certain time
The defendant testified that he told his daughter
10 keep away from theaters at night, and when
she came home he only slapped her. He did not
put under his personal bonds TO keep the peace.
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I,OR RENT

i;V7 2 street Nv. ii rooms laundry, &c.
IL l3th 81, II rooms, bath and furnace room.
tfI l4th st. store and stable, and two flats
tanning each > rOOIns and bate.
AlsJ l.i.jl ST n-v IL rooms and bath room Pos
SESSION Will pe gwen On June 4. 1887.
All 81 above property IL In elegant repair and will be
rented reasonable Apply az
A. HEITNULLER Co.
rly2S-lw I:..,:( IAN
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A Medical Convention.

THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN
PHYSICIANS.
The second annual meeting OF the Association of
American Physicians assembled at the Army Med
ical Museum at 10 a. m. to-day, DR.. s. Weir Mitchell
OF Philadelphia, presiding. About fifty members
were present, and the session was opened with re-
marks by the president, congratulating the asso-
citation upon its progress, &c. The appointment
OF committees came next, after which papers were
read, as follows: CirrhoSiS OF the Liver in Children
X. Palmer Howard, Montreal; Obstructive Safety
valve Action in the Heart and Direct Functional
Murmurs, John Gutteras, Charleston; Pneumatic
Differentiation, Hosmer 4. johnson, Chicago; on
the Methods OF Literary Research, Dr. Billings, OF
Washington.
A recess was then taken for lunch, and at the
afternoon session the following part Of the pro-
gram was carried out: Discussion Oh Antipyretlc
Treatment; referee, HOratiO c. Wood, Philadel-
Of Sewer-gas Poisoning, Henry Hun Albany; A
Case Of Aneurism OF the Abdominal Aorta, James
r.. Dana, Portland, Me.
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New York May Defend Herself.

NEW YORK, June AT q meeting OF the New
YORK Chamber OF Commerce this afternoon the
defenseess condition OF New York harbOr was
considered. It was suggested that in event the
government did nothing the city should proceed
70 defend itself.
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PITTsBURG, June All hope OF an early settle
ment OF the coke strike has disappeared. con-
ference OF operators and strikers was held to-day
out after session OF several hours the meeting
adjourned without arriving at any agreement.
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Killed While Examining a Gun.
SCRANTON, PA, June 2.-Benjamin COPYRIGHT
accidentally shot himself to-day while examining
shotgun. He died instantly. He was thirty
years OF age, married and had Two children.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 100 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H II. Dodge 539 10TH street:
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Whose Guest will He Re,

POSSIBILITY ROW OVER THE PREsIDESTs RRcEP-
TIoN IN ST. LOUIS NEXT FALL
st. Louis Special to the n Y. World, June 1.
1t looks very much now as II there would be a
row over the reception to be given to President
Cleveland here next fall. In presenting the citi-
zens' Invitation to the President last week the
chairman of the delegation, Mayor Francis, stated
that the invitation was intended as a supplement
TO that already extended by the Grand Army of
the Republic. The committee desired the Presi-
dent to visit the city during the G. A. r. encamp-
nent and they would consider an acceptance OF
the G. A. r. Invitation an acceptance or the citi-
zens' invitation. The committee represented both
political parties and included members OF the
g. A. r
Everything was supposed to be satisfactory
until to-day, when 1t leaked out that some OF the
prominent members OF the g. A. Il. here didn't
want to receive the President as their guest and
that letter was received some time ago from the
grand commander, Gov. Fairchild, OF Wisconsin,
fepnmandfng the local executive committee OF the
encampment for inviting the President II was
hoped that he would not accept, and his delay In
sending formal reply In writing to the invita-
ton Is now taken as nOn-acceplance. President
Cleveland viii be given q most enthusiastic recep-
ton In St Louis, but 1t Is by no means certain
that the G. A. r. viii take any part in Il.
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PROPOSED GREAT EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL FOR NEW
NoRK.-A scheme has taken definite shape IN New
York 10 build great Protestant Episcopal Cathe-
dral IA New YORK, four times large tie Car IA.
Ole Cathedral the estiinat ed cost be s6 600 ts
II Will be called ST. Johns the Divine. several
hundred Thousand dollars have already been raised
by subscription. The giyers are not all of the
Protestant Episcopal CAQrch. ID. Willis James q
PresDy terrain, has put his name down lor SlUO Ouu
The Mexican senate has ratified the treaty Of
friendship On commerce and navigation with
FRANCE.
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NOR EENT-HOUSES

142l st NV, fur, 3o2 9th st. Sc, 6r...... 25
l. l1r-..-..-....-...s 125 619 6:, St sw, Or. II
9lJIn.v, i4r. & table 1908 St NV Or. 1880
BIZ 10Th st Pr. 500 10lo Or 10 30
100 l1th st. NV Tor. 80 1904 Attn ST. Or 10 40
"a .ad ;d floors 42G Upper part 705 B ST.
ETf -. L. W. 1r.....---50 5r.........-....15
13tb COrcoran ST. NV. 81 Myrtle st. Or. 10
lOr--.........-f32 20 & 81 Myrtle 1r.. Is
lsB9 lth ar 81 40 Oak Lawn 18th St ex-2r12
Upper part 1fO6 ST. 12l1 :53th ST. w. Or. IL
30 800 10th St 10
40 Mass. syenw Sr. 80 2243 10th st. II. Ar. 10
IUIer part 1908 14th 12l1 Blasion's alley ir 10
St Sr...-...-.-.. 80 2I.,l ST. NV 3r s.
13lJ l0th 1t ST. % go Essex CT NV 4r. q
32i. 81 3.235s ID ST Rear 4.5i st. NV, Ar g
Sc 0r---------.-.---.-- % 1242 Delaware aye-s.w.
1io;., iOi. 14O6 Nd. Jr.................6.S 80
ave- ~ C.. 6r- -. so
OFFICES, ETC.
46e La ave. basement $50 Stable rear 1416 K st.
So I'm ST. "a mr. Loht 9th and Pa. ID
4Ol I'd
vernon koW. room L.. 20 tiunton Bldg r 20 . 10 SO
south basement 6l5 Stable rear 9:,., a. "a
IA >l-.-..-.--.-IS . stalls s
9th and p. ay rrn. .l6 Cellar i543 III St A. w g
Re above = only portion Of the property on my
IS For u list cali Office for bulletin ssIled on
tie LIST and 10Th fmy31I THOS. z wAG6AMAN.
If2R RENI-A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
LiiyeT ave. ADDISON l. LARCONBE.
ID,5l-3t' 1904 ST.
I,OE RES1-NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE
s1t pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine rooms
ii-eiudlns bath lO3 20 ST lie. ap26-36ts
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Disaua,s Ro1lv crcuaroa

FRESH POND, L. l., June 1.-The body of Geo. H.
D1sque the wife murderer, who was hanged In
Jersey City yesterday, was 1ncinerated at the Mt
Ol1vet crematOry at 12 80 O'Clock to-day.
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Prof. Baird q Good Deal Better.
1t was learned at Prof Baird's residence at 3
O'clock that he was sitting up and feeling consid-
erabiy improved He had a comfortable night,
and Ia regarded as good deal better.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The Departmental Re-
lief Association last evening elected the following
wood, first vice-president; Robt. White, second
vice president; [. w. Hall, recording secretary;
W. Il. j. Malone, financial SECRETARY; w. Ii. Clark
treasurer; JAS ii. Payne. Rich'd Diggs, JAS s.
Meyers WIN. Thomas and Randolph johnson,
board OF directors.
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Examining the hooks.

Boston, June mo testimony was taken to-day
by the Union Pacific Commission, the time being
occupied by members OF the Commission In exam
lining the books OF the company.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qeleglalnS to The Star.


Another Victory Added to Her Hand
Some String.
LONDON, June 1.-The race under the auspices
OF the New Thames Yacht Club to-day was won
by the Thistle, which beat the Irex by two min
utes and twenty-five seconds The time allowance
was minutes and 80 seconds. The Trek reached
the finishing line minutes and Is seconds after
the Thistle. The course was from Lower Hope to
the Mouse lightShip and return, distance OF fifty
miles. and the same course over which the Royal
Thames match was sailed yesterday.
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The Sharp Jury Still IncOmplete.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The work OF securing Jury
to try Jake Sharp was continued to-day. Judge
Barrett stated to one OF the jurors who asked TO
that the trial would not occupy over week after
q Jury was secured.
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JUST ONE YEAR AGO TODAY.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland Go

Fishing ON their Wedding Anniver.
sary.
SARANAC INN, N. r, June 2.-The anniversary OF
the wedding day OF the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land dawned beautifully at Saranac Inn. At sun
rise there was not breath Of air stirring and the
surface Of the lake reflected every tree, hill noun
tain range, and cloud. There was promise OF
fair and very warm day, but at O'Clock, when the
cottage party came over to the hotel to breakfast
breeze had sprung up from the west and the
white caps were running across the bay just on
Prospect Point. When Mrs. Cleveland sat down
to breakfast she found little cluster OF
four-leaved clovers at her place. She and the
President were heartily congratulated upon the
anniversary and were wished all manner OF harpi-
ness and good luck. At 10 O'Clock. after smearing
their faces literally with fly ointment, the Pres1-
dent Mrs. Cleveland and Dave Cronk went of In
one boat; Col and Mrs. Lamont and Mccartney in
another, and DIR. and Mrs. BOSNIAN in a third, to
spend the day at Hollis pond, about three miles
distant. They took lunches and unless the flies
and mosquitoes prove too annoying, will remain
all day. When they return the cottage OF the
President will probably be decorated in q simple
manner to recall to the occupants memory Of The
ceremony that took place in the Blue Room OF the
White House lust a year ago.
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ALSO LARGE humber VI furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
lei l131 Penn. L.
E,OIs RENJ-HOUSE 127 NORTH ST., Be
4 tween LIST aud FL SITS nine rooms, water.
bath Inquire premises next dOor-129. je1 ST
lHOR RENT HOUSE NO. 412 ST. n. W: 10
II rOOms. with ali modern improvements Inquire at
NJ. luO0 Ost- my3l-S
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Mr.. O'Brien Off for New York.
BOSTON, June 2.--Mr. VIM. O'Brien, Mr.. Dennis
k1lbride and Mr.. Charles Ryan, OF the Dublin
treentda's Journal, left Boston this morning for
New York at IL O'Clock.
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MIR. Gladstone Goes to Wales.
LONDON, June mi. Gladstone has started for
Wales. where he will deliver series OF addresses
In favor OF home rule for Ireland.
False Report OIL Jay GOuld's Death.
NEW YORK, June 2-Jay Gould has been suffer-
Ing for the past few days from a bad cold. false
report was circulated on Wall street this after
noon that he was dead. Mr.. Gould Is improving
and sails this afternoon for Fortress Monre on his
yacht.
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EOR SALE
Il fine piece of F st. property.
TYLER l. RUTHERFORD,
apoO-ow' 1926 + st. NV.
NOR SALE-THREE NEW TWO-sTORY PRESS
L brick front dwellings, with stone trimmings. six
rooms and bath room all Mi. on L st. n. each
$4,000, on easy terms.
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
myI-4ws 1926 at,
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WINNERS IN YESTERDAYS RACEs.-The winners
OF the Faces at jerome Park yesterday were: PAM
pero EurUs, Hypasia, Phil Lee, Petticoat, and Min
DAVIS AT Latonia, John Henry, GOyernor. Little
Minch, GriSette, and Foste:al
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Suns AGAINST THB DIsTRICT.-TO-day bills In
equity were filed by MessrS. Birney & Birney
against the District of Columbia to annul lien
certificates &C., for special improvements Two
OF the suits TO annul assessment for work done
under the Old corporation paving tax) against
part lot 4 square 81, in which the complainant is
and 21st streets, in which j. c. McClelland is the
complainant. The third is to annul lien certi-
fcate OF the board OF public works. in which Mr..
wood is the complainant.
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Q e. nl0nth-
So. ID 81. ne. ais
nL26- low TYLER L RUTHERFORD, 1926 T IT. w.
lsok kENI-fUENtsHED-l4o5 SToUGHT0N
II 81, owned by naval officer now at So; well fur
klshed; All modern improyeInents stzblins for TWO
1crss CSerl0Oks NE entire city; delightful summer
st p-w. my23- Let
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

VyOR RENT-lO-ROOM BRICK HOUSE %, MASS
II ave. IA W.. newly painted and papered Amply In
JNO. f. DESHAA's cigar store, $40 9Th At n a.
te2-3t
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efe hOSss y AZ soos t6 ,sbs i. HHE co
p sd order tsfps EeaSonsbls 70 desasshe tenant
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CoR RENT-By R o. HOFFMAN

Property pIaceU WITH for rent sale Is uberally
advertised free of TO the
For list of property for sale call send az Office
nly3l L o. HOLTZMAN. 10Th and SITS n. w.
NOR RENT-HOUSE 426 BOUNDARY ST. NV,
Z SerOud door from 9th st facing lie Droit Park
rooms hay window cellar and modern improve
r.cnts within easy reach of 9Th and 9th st terminus
Inquire at 100 Boundary my:51 -3ts
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tNOK SALE-COK. 18TH AND F SIS. M
Il desirable :I-story brick residence, with modern
conyenences. Can be bought reasonable figure by
prompt purchaser. THOS. J. USHER 4 Co,
je1-6t 1924 St NV
I,OR SALR-AT A BARGAIN, FOUR SMALL. NEW
brick houses, northeast all under rent at 1880
each: will he sold for 81 100 each "a 200 for the
four SwOkMSfEDT BRADLEY. 927 st .je1- I'm
NOR SALE - SIX-ROOM HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL
II lot, 20 by 100. 18th ST., square north of
Dupont Circle A rare opportunity to purchase vau-
able ground The Of house will pay good interest
on the investment. w. W. METCALF, 1881 st.
jeI-3t
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EcOR SAIE-FIvE NEW DWELLINGS CORNER
md and sts n e., two story basement, six rooms
mantes prices from 800 to 800 each andwill be
sold upon terms to suit. DANENHOWER son,
Ills st myI4-1m
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mySo h II. WARNER CO. 916 stnI
V.OR RENT-I3O3 II ST NV, DWELLING POR-
y uon-nine rooms and bath Excellent location for
. dsEtIst professional man.
my27-ot sTEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1903 1t.
fsOk kEST-UNFURNISHED-
- Sunderland Place NV, 10 -, ali MI
Small House, hear Portland Flats, til.
. Aeralsn ave, Mount Pleasant So
Lros Of Meridian Hill, furnished, for summer. ESQ
n ninth